EEB Seminar, Friday, November 9: “The Evolution of Sexual Isolation in Drosophila: Why sympatry breeds contempt and who is to blame?”


Dr. Roman Yukilevich, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Union College is presenting a talk titled, “The Evolution of Sexual Isolation in Drosophila: Why sympatry breeds contempt and who is to blame?” on Friday, November 9.  This is what Dr. Yukilevich says about his research interests:  “I am an evolutionary biologist interested in studying how reproductive isolation (speciation) evolves in nature.  To achieve this goal I study natural populations of Drosophila that have recently undergone divergence and  model the process of speciation on a computer to make further predictions about how species diverge in nature.”

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  1. the issue of Sexual Isolation has long been on mind but most people has been trying to avoid to talk about it tanks for stepping up on this

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